Bee honey candy

Bee honey candy

　　Ningming County in Guangxi is a mountainous region located in the southwestern border of the province, between latitudes 21° and 22°. Nestled within the Karst Mountains of Guangxi, it enjoys a warm and humid subtropical climate typical of southern Asia, with no severe cold in winter and no intense heat in summer,

　　and the air is fresh, and the environment is pleasant. The county has a wealth of nectar-rich plants that can support large-scale commercial honey production. Key nectar sources include lychee, longan, Chinese tallow tree, small-leaved eucalyptus, Schefflera octophylla, and wild osmanthus. The area can sustain over 100,000 beehives, though currently only around 20,000 are in use, indicating significant untapped production potential. There are also more than 50 important auxiliary nectar and pollen sources—such as sumac and Chinese sumac—that offer rich forage throughout all seasons, greatly benefiting bee colony reproduction, summer survival, and wintering.

　　As a mountainous county in Guangxi, Ningming is home to a large population of wild Chinese honeybees due to the unique ecological environment of the Karst Mountains.